checkDfCols: Function that checks whether a set of columns given as a...
In garyfeng/pdata: Process Data Analysis and Reporting for Large Scale Educatoinal Assessment
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Function that checks whether a set of columns given as a vector of strings is in a data frame and, if not, gives feedback on
which are missing before stopping execution of the program.
Usage
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2
checkDfCols(requiredCols, dfName,
specifiedIn = "which was specified in preferences")
Arguments
requiredCols
A character vector containg the names of columns the presence of which in a data frame is to be verfied
dfName
Name of the data frame in which the columns in requiredCols are to be found
specifiedIn
An optional argument (default) that allows the output to detail where the varaible names can be changed by the user
Value
TRUE, unless it stopped
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Function that checks whether a set of columns given as a vector of strings is in a data frame and, if not, gives feedback on which are missing before stopping execution of the program.
Usage
1 2 | checkDfCols(requiredCols, dfName,
specifiedIn = "which was specified in preferences")
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Arguments
requiredCols |
A character vector containg the names of columns the presence of which in a data frame is to be verfied |
dfName |
Name of the data frame in which the columns in requiredCols are to be found |
specifiedIn |
An optional argument (default) that allows the output to detail where the varaible names can be changed by the user |
Value
TRUE, unless it stopped
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